| Many of these changes may also have an impact on the conclusions and comments made in this Discussion Paper and necessitate a reexamination of these issues in the future. |
| The idea of a reexamination of the issue of energy taxation, taking account of energy and environmental matters, is taken up by many contributors. |
| This can lead to the reexamination of documents causing additional costs and delays. |
| But a conceptual crisis has arisen in modern medicine and biology, a crisis that stems precisely from the realization that the definition of death taken for granted for millennia requires reexamination. |
| A compelling influence on me has been the feminist movement and the reexamination of men's roles in relationship to women. |
| Her barrister was specifically allowed to prompt the witness in reexamination. |
